The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-07-10
WORK FOR OUR CONsULs.
Ono Buys q Spanish Jack, Another Rescues
Woman from imprisonment.
From the Indianapolis Journal.

mo one who has not had practical ex-
perience has any idea Of the various duties
which q Consul representing, his, country
Clair e the chief Of tbs Consular Bureau Of tho
sa nss s esv 81 hSy to SSs ssr t as
Kind Of reaues.s from their eountrypen st
chase s peculiar animals found in the country
hhn they s ENDS e sas se fG@
spesimens q ths sSs ,sholls peculiar to their
lucky asking that the Consul at Barcelona. in
snrc ass os 6reednx tho sen
NAL attained to large size in Spain. The re-
snes r w very fine animal Of the DONKEY
kind But tho more Gc u, tbs G11side
are Of private and family land.
III a son, daughter, husband. or wife goes
astray, or II information is required OF the
latienshp 70 the INQUIRER in fSreisa COUNTRY
application Is at once made to the representa-
5 s pSrsaH Sc ne 70 and Ts ss
Consul is asked to look him ur. Some very
startling romances have been une arthsd In this
a strange case which was uneArthed some time
ago in Florence, Italy by Mr.; 4. Schuyler
that place One day he was conductinG a party
of Americans through the principal places OF
interest IN the city. and among the places visit
going through the wards one 9f tho inmates Of
tho Institution suddenly called out to Mr.
i he9s and ssy
my story Mr.. Crosby went to the cell from
whence the piteous appeal came. and saw be.
after making Inquiries, set himself to work to
ter great deal Of trouble The womans story
was Born in MSss As 2, xsasss
Day on fa sn ef @
bsiore hs nance
introduced into the best circles OF Mobile SO
ciety. and by his pleasant and courteous
bearing became a great lavorite among tho
slant visitor e th9 house , .t Of Miss Hiss
part Of The D youns girl her parents did not sp,
OF hS 10 but hs Ss Wb q S
affection for her and the beauties of The lovely
Forentine home which no wished re- her to be be,
FED e lie Count secretly Wien THO sITTi's
parents heard Of it they were enr 20 Hsr
her and instead of giving her the fortune
ho had intended to DO hers, settled on
IL
young couple started for. Europe, but, 1t
soon became apparent to tho wife that her
husband was not only not in love wi tn her, but
, that his only object in marrying her was to
procure her fortune. and having failed In that
through the anger Of her father, had no more
use for her. Shortly after reaching Florence
the Count had three physicians called In. and
they made an examination OF the young GIRL
much to her surprise and terror. On the fol-
lowing day covered wagon came to the door.
and she was told TO get inside. When. she re-
fused she was seized from brhind and rudey
bound aud bandaGed. She tainted, and when
sho recovered she found hcrself In an insane
asylum. Thoro she remained for over two
years. until she was found by MIR. Crosby.
Meanwhile, tho husband, who had caused nor
gsroats that She was very Sick, and described
the expense he WAS putting himself TO in
Gysa sS Es fe fobsr S the too girl nd
to allow. him to bear tho full expense
OF his daughters Illness under the cir
eumstanees, and the annual remittances con-
tinued to como along. The Count paid $500 to
the asylum for the Keep OF his wife, and lived
in good style from the remaining $500. As
soon as the news reached Mobile OF the true
state OF affairs, however, the remittanceS sud
denly stopped, and the young girl was Escelyed
home with open arms. Tho Count l. stlll living
Ia Florence, but has had 10 resort TO other
means OF earning liv'n"
big Harry.
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